3–8 features per epic, each with requirements inherited from parent epics and all upstream artifacts. The middle of the Epic → Feature → User Story hierarchy.
Features written without epic context are disconnected capabilities. They ship but don't move the needle on strategic objectives.
Feature requirements should trace to customer research and competitive gaps — not just what someone thought of in a meeting.
Features that don't flow into user stories with acceptance criteria create a gap between 'what to build' and 'how to build it'.
Each feature inherits its parent epic's strategic objective, priority, and scope. Requirements are specific to the work stream, not generic.
Features reference your market research, competitive analysis, customer insights, and strategy. Every requirement has a research-backed reason.
Each feature generates 3–8 user stories with acceptance criteria. Engineers get stories they can build from, not vague descriptions.
Features cascade into your PRD feature list and roadmap deck. The full hierarchy is reflected in every downstream deliverable.
Features are generated in the Building phase from parent epics. They sit between epics and user stories in the hierarchy. Available on Plus and Pro plans.
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